CATHOLIC TRADITION. FOURTEENTH CENTURY. YEAR 1350.
OF GREGORY, ARCHBISHOP OF THESSALONICA, PALAMAS, ALL EXTANT WORKS.
GREGORII PALAMÆ, THESSALONICENSIS ARCHIEPISCOPI, OPERA OMNIA THEOLOGICAL, HOMILETIC, HAGIOGRAPHIC, POLEMIC, ASCETIC. TO WHICH ARE ADDED THE OPUSCULA AND EPISTLES OF GREGORY ACINDYNUS AND BARLAAM OF SEMINARA.
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CATHOLIC TRADITION. FOURTEENTH CENTURY. YEAR 1350.
CATALOG OF THE AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME CLI
GREGORIUS PALAMAS, METROPOLITAN OF THESSALONICA (Continuation of his works.) Forty-three homilies, from the Jerusalem edition of the year 1857, printed at the press of the Holy Sepulcher. 9 MONUMENTS pertaining to the life and tenets of Gregorius Palamas, to which is prefixed the Editor's Monitum for the Patrologia. 551 Encomium of Palamas by Patriarch Philotheus of Constantinople, prefixed to the Jerusalem edition of the Homilies. 551 Panegyric of Gregorius Palamas by Patriarch Nilus of Constantinople, from the same Jerusalem edition. 655 Three SYNODICAL TOMES in the cause of the Palamites, from the book entitled: *Tome of Love*, collected and printed by Dositheus, Patriarch of Jerusalem, during the reign of the most pious and illustrious master and governor, Lord Ioannes Antiochus Konstantinos, Voivode of all Moldovlachia. The following is read at the end: "We have printed the present tome in Jassy of Moldovlachia by copperplate and at the expense of the Holy Sepulcher through the monk Dionysius, being the corrector of the most learned teacher, Hieremias Kakkabelas. If there are indeed errors in some letters or words, this has happened because the copper-engraver was of another tongue and did not know Greek letters, and for the rest let there be indulgence. In the year of salvation 1698, in the month of March." 679 I. Tome against Barlaam and Acindynus. 679 II. Tome against Prochorus Cydonius. 693 III. Tome against the Barlaamites and Acindynians. 717 Profession of faith of Gregorius Palamas. 763 Report of the pontiffs to Anna Palæologina. 767 Rescript of Ioannes Cantacuzenus confirming the synodal sentence against Ioannes Calecas. 769 Philotheus, Patriarch of Constantinople, twelve books of *Antirrhetici* against Gregoras. (These are they which Boivinus in his notes to the Byzantine History of Gregoras more than once mentions as unpublished; for he was ignorant of the Giessen edition of the year 1698, which we use.) 773 Two sermons in which they who follow the faction of Acindynus attack the orthodox; the first is concerning a certain dictum of St. Basil, the other concerning the light of Tabor. 1139 Epilogue. 1169
GREGORIUS ACINDYNUS, MONK AND THEOLOGIAN. Two books on the essence and operation of God, with our own interpretation. Prefixed is the Preface of the editor, Jacob Gretser. 1191 On the heresies of Gregorius Palamas. 1243 Epistles and exhortatory iambics to Nicephorus Gregoras. 1243
BARLAAMUS DE SEMINARIA, BISHOP OF GYRACE. Notice from the *Bibliotheca Calabra* of Angelus Zavarronus. 1243 Another notice from the *Bibliotheca Græca* of Fabricius. Cf. in our tome CXLIX, col. 643, the *Dialogue* of Nicephorus Gregoras to which he gave the title *Florentius*, in which there is much concerning the doctrines and character of Barlaamus. 1247 Epistles of Barlaamus concerning the union of the Roman Church and the procession of the Holy Spirit, in favor of the Latins, with those things which he had written in his book *On the Primacy of the Pope* against them appended, so that his versatile genius may be made known. 1255 Epistle of Demetrius Cydonius to Barlaamus. He asks him by what arguments he was led to believe that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Son. 1283 Barlaamus's requested reply to Cydonius. 1301 Barlaamus's epistle to Alexius Calochetus: that the Greeks are not only schismatics, but heretics. 1309 Proof by Holy Scripture that the Holy Spirit is from the Son just as He is from the Father. 1313 Barlaamus's Oration for the union of the Churches, delivered at Avignon before the Supreme Pontiff Benedict XII. 1331 Ethics according to the Stoics. 1341
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